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CBPI LLC seeks an Assistant Director of Clinical Insurance Services to lead our ABA program region while maintaining a client-focused clinical caseload. You will supervise BCBAs and behavior technicians, conduct BSTs and service reviews, and monitor regional metrics for fidelity to policy.
You will work on team development, coordinate with the Director, and ensure contract fulfillment above 90 percent while building robust family and staff documents and templates.
Benefits:
Health insurance
Opportunity for advancement
Paid time off
Training & development
Vision insurance
Wellness resources
401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
This is a working leadership role. You keep a caseload and you help run our center. If you’re a BCBA who wants to shape how a program runs and coach the people delivering it, without stepping away from clinical work, this role is built for you.
As Assistant Director of Clinical Insurance Services, you sit on the regional leadership team and support the Director in running the Insurance based service line. You carry an individual caseload in the range of 90 to 100 billable hours a month and hold contract fulfillment above 90 percent. Around that, you lead. You run behavior skills training with RBTs and BCBAs, conduct periodic service reviews, monitor metrics, resolve conflict, and keep the region aligned to fidelity and policy. When the rest of the team or a family has a question, you’re the person who gives them a straight answer.
Salary range: $85,000to $92,000 per year Benefits: medical, dental, vision, PTO, retirement, and other benefits offered Other compensation: Reimbursement for LBA and CEU Library free to use
This role is demanding, and we’d rather you hear it from us now. You’ll carry a real caseload and help lead the center at the same time, so managing your time is not optional. The work is physical. You’ll lift up to 50 pounds, get on the floor, and hold a range of postures for long stretches. You’ll work with children who have challenging behavior, which can mean blocking, redirecting, or safely holding a client during an aggressive episode using the techniques you’re trained in. If that picture fits what you want and what you can do, we’d like to meet you.